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Uh, if it's just sex, then I'm not sure the hysteria is called for, I basically gave up sex for my kids as an incidental consequeence, long story, but sacrifices have to be made - losing your sex drive isn't really "normal" either, so if there are no crimes being committed, it's a judgement call. There is a lot of guilt and psychological baggage associated with kink and BDSM, but it's mostly bullshit, most people do this because they find vanilla sex bores them to tears. But, I would focus on your loss of sex drive, it might be psychological, might be physical, it's seems to be a common problem thee days, and I don't know that there a lot that can be done, medically, for women at this point - but it shouldn't hurt you physically to have sex, and there are actually benefits: semen acts as an antidepressant for example. You really should try to relax and think of it as play, that;s what it is , it's role play, a "slave contract" has no legal weight, it won't hold up in a court of law, the relevant issue here is your consent, which is implicit in your participation, but if this family is important to you, then I suggest you try to relax, and focus on your sexual responses, even going through the motions may reactivate your sex drive, which is, to a large extent, autonomous: i.e., we tend to get horny whether we want to or not, nor can we always pick the things that make us horny - so try different things, try masturbation, get some kind of an idea about your own sexual responses and how they work, and you might end up discovering this is bonus, rather than something to merely endure. Typically, a submissive is supposed to focus on the needs of the dominant, service, but presumably, they get something out of that, but I happen to believe that the subs sexual gratification is important too, just one of the issues you might contemplate. I think the fact that you didn't run screaming out of the house the minute the subject arose, indicates you have the mental strength to delve a little deeper, let your natural curiosity guide you, it' sone of those things "society tries hard to beat out of us, because it need obedient little puppets, but society itself is simply and abstraction, representing the needs of some class, and really has no validity other than what you give it, it's peer pressure basically, in spite of all attempts to sanctify or institutionalize it, bottom line is it is just peer pressure, just like High school, a lot of people take it more seriously than it really deserves. I think it is good to maintain vanilla in front of the kids, again, it's a consent issue, they have a right to make their own choices when they reach the age of consent, and part of your job as a parent is to make sure they are able to make informed choices for themselves when that day comes - you do that and I think any ethical conundrum is satisfied.
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